PSD52-Precinct Strategy How you can influence Trump Dan Schultz October 5 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz
Dan Schultz breaks down the single most powerful lever for shaping Donald J. Trump’s agenda: filling vacant precinct committee slots. He explains why the Republican National Committee, not the President, runs the party apparatus and how unpaid volun…
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PSD52-Precinct Strategy How you can influence Trump Dan Schultz October 5 2026 - Precinct Strategy with Dan Schultz
Dan Schultz breaks down the single most powerful lever for shaping Donald J. Trump’s agenda: filling vacant precinct committee slots. He explains why the Republican National Committee, not the President, runs the party apparatus and how unpaid volunteers at the county and state level hold the real keys to power. Using his own experience in Arizona and a historic Eagle Forum pamphlet, Schultz shows listeners that over half of precinct positions are empty, especially in Maricopa County, and that each vacancy is a direct line to influencing Trump’s policy direction.Schultz contrasts two paths to impact: pouring money into Trump’s campaign versus stepping into grassroots leadership. He argues the latter is far more effective, citing Trump’s 2022 endorsement of his “Precinct Committeeman Strategy.” The episode also details how to get his book, *Real Ballgame Politics Trump Schultz*, on Kindle and Audible after Amazon removed the paperback, and why the Kindle version is free with Kindle Unlimited.Listeners receive a step‑by‑step call to action: visit MAGAmajorityForce.com to become a poll observer, confront Dominion voting machines, and rally friends to claim the open slots. Schultz stresses that once you hold a precinct seat, you help elect party officers, set primary slates, and ultimately steer the GOP toward Trump’s vision. The episode ends with a quick tour of his website and a graphic guide at www.pccstory.com, urging every conservative to join the “Precinct Commitment Strategy” and turn local volunteer work into national influence.
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